The Sundance Film Festival will well-known not only for showcasing the best of independent film, but also as a showcase for diverse cinema. Latin America cinema has had solid exposure at the festival over the last few years and looks poised to continue to get the same level of notice at this year's showcase.
That said, it is interesting to take a look at years past and see which Latino films benefitted from earning a spot in Park City.
The year 2015 is at the halfway mark and there have already been a number of disappointing films released. However, there have been a number of great films that are sure to make end of the year lists.
Gomez-Rejon spoke to Latin Post about the process of making "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl," his Sundance experience and how his work with Martin Scorese and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu has influenced him.
This weekend Universal will unveil one of the most anticipated films of the year while Fox Searchlight will release one of the most acclaimed Indie features. Meanwhile, "San Andreas," " Spy" and "Entourage" will continue at the box office.
While summer season is well known for its blockbusters and high profile films, this season will also include a number of acclaimed and high profile Indie films.
